Baltimore Braces for Winter Weather: A Weekend Forecast from weather.com
Updated January 18, 12:07 a.m. – Baltimore residents are preparing for a shift in weather conditions, with snow expected to develop Sunday and bitterly cold temperatures arriving Tuesday. Meteorologists Justin Chambers & Jasmine Lomax from weather.com are tracking the system closely, issuing alerts for potential winter hazards.
Weekend Outlook: Showers Today, Snow Tomorrow
A few showers are expected today, Saturday, with temperatures currently at 35°F, rising to 39°F on Monday. However, the real story begins Sunday. A Winter Weather Advisory is in effect for much of central Maryland as snow showers are forecast to develop overnight and continue throughout the day.
Weather Alert Day: Sunday
Sunday has been designated a Weather Alert Day due to the anticipated snowfall. Colder temperatures will enhance snow growth, with most areas expected to receive 1-2 inches. The Eastern Shore may see even higher accumulations.
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Bitterly Cold Air Arrives Tuesday
Following the snow, attention turns to Tuesday, when a significant drop in temperatures is expected. Wind chill values will plummet below zero for some areas Tuesday morning, and daytime highs will struggle to reach the 20s. This extreme cold poses a risk of frostbite and hypothermia, so residents are urged to take precautions.
Wind Chill Concerns
The combination of cold temperatures and wind will create dangerous wind chill conditions. It’s crucial to dress in layers, cover exposed skin, and limit time spent outdoors.
Looking Ahead: A Mid-Week Warm-Up
Fortunately, more moderate air is expected to arrive mid-week, offering some relief from the frigid temperatures. However, residents should remain vigilant and stay informed about the latest weather updates from weather.com.
7-Day Forecast Summary
- Saturday: A few showers, 35°F
- Monday: 39°F
- Tuesday: Snow, below zero wind chill, highs in the 20s
- Mid-Week: Moderating temperatures
Source: 2026 Sinclair, Inc.
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